R91-161RESOLUTION NO. R9I-/~/
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. R91-31, TO
INCREASE RECREATION FEES AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Boynton
Beach, Florida deems it necessary to set forth uniform fees
and policies for the use of its recreation facilities and
parks; and
WHEREAS, due to financial considerations it has become
necessary to increase various fees;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO~4ISSION
OF TBE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA THAT:
Section 1. Resolution No. R91-30, shall be amended
by adding a new Exhibit "A" attached to and incorporated
herein, increasing various recreation fees.
Section 2. This Resolution shall take effect
immediately upon passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED:this ,/~ day of October, 1991.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
ATTEST:
ci~' Clerk
Vice Mayor/
(Corporat~~ Seal)
Rec~F~9- ·
contract No. 91-087
1991-92 GovERNMENTAL UNIT AGREEMENT
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IN WITNESS THEREOF,
[cers.
the parties have caused this
'gned duly
city of Boynton Beach. 1
Af=er School Latchkey Recreation Program
Mayor Arline Weiuer
Print Name/Title
Date.'.
children's Services Council of Palm Beach County
- -Date:
By:
Billie Brooks
Chairman
APPROVED AS TO FORM &
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY
BY:ThOmas A] Sheehan, III
Attorney for children's Services
of Palm Beach County
Council
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Sep 11, 1S91 11:35 am
1) REGULAR FK~qANDSPA~TAI. REDU~ED~K~_q
Effective October 1, 1991, "non-resident fee~' will be termed
"regular fees" and "resident fees" will be termed "special reduced fees" for
residents. Regular fees for non-residents will be a minimum of 25% above the
special reduced fee for residents, with a minimum charge to non-residents of
$3.00 above the special reduced fee for progr~ams and services priced under
$ 2.oo.
2) F~ CLASSIFICATION
Fees charged for programs, facilities and services provided shall
be classified as:
a) rental fees
b) special service fees
c) permit fees
d) admission, entrance and parking fees
e) user fees
f) sales
RENTAL FK~q will be charged for the privilege of exclusively using
tangible public proper~y or 'building structures without consuming or
injuring them in any way~ Examples include picnic items, sports
equipment, booth rentals as well as.facility room rentals.
SPECIAL SERVICE F~w-q will be charged for supplying_extraordinary articles,
commodities, activities, materials, or services as an accommodation to the
public which are not provided as part of the Department's basic, free
public services. Examples include birthday party services, keys, field
preparation, lights, staff, custodial and processing fees.
PEI~fIT MK~_q will be charged for permission or written authorization for a
specified lawful action or use of a facility. Examples include picnic
shelters, sports leagues, tournaments, filming/photography, and special
event vending. Vending and exhibitor permits may be required for certain
special events.
ADMISSION FEES may be charged to enter a building or structure. These
facilities usually offer an exhibit, show, performance, concert, ceremony
or demonstration. Examples include attending special performances or
events which require high cost talent, specialists, technicians,
equipment, extra supervisory and maintenance personnel or Where the net
revenue generated is used to offset the program or facility costs.
Parking fees may be charged at designated parks for daily, weekend and
holidays to control overcrowding and subsequent damage to greenways and
roadways, to minimize vandalism, provide additional patron safety, or to
offset a portion of park operational costs.
USER FEES may be charged for the use of a high cost facility or
participation in an activity. The patron usually enjoys the privilege
of use with others. Examples include instructional classes, trips, tours,
camps, sports clinics, workshops, launch ramp/marina fees, administrative,
publicity and promotion fees.
SALES - Unconditional ownership of merchandise which passes from the
Department to the user will be sold to the user. Examples include
arts and crafts supplies, merchandise related to programs and services
offered, and departmental tabloid, bulletin, newsletter,, or program
advertising space.
3) DJ~]~qTIAL ~Kmq
tn addition to fees differentiated according to residency, fees for
programs, services and facilities may be differentiated according to the
financial objectives of the following organizations:
Commercial/Profit
Fundraising
Non-profit
Private/Family
Schools
Religious
Fee Exempt
Examples include facility rentals for private/commercial gain, non profit group
meetings, family celebrations. The Director of Recreation & Parks shall esta-
blish the fee for the above organizations based upon the following fee
schedule.
CLASSIFICATION
RENTAL FEES: FACILITIES
~ P~%NGE
Rental Deposits
** Freedom Hall
* Madsen Senior Center
Wilson Center
* Wilson Pool
Royal Palm Clubhouse/one time usage
(ex: wedding receptions)
~ Non profit group meetings
once a month
twice a month
three times a month
weekly
* Boat Club/one time usage
* Non profit group meetings
once a month
twice a month
three times a month
weekly
* Rester Park Community Center
~ Recreation Activity Center
Picnic Pavilion
Athletic Fields
Racquet Center
* New Fees
** Increased Fee Range
$50 - $100
$25 - $100/hour
$15 - $ 25/hour
$15 - $ 25/hour
$50/hour plus lifeguard
$50/hour
$50/year
$75/year
$100/year
$125/year
$15 - $ 20/hour
$25/year
$50/year
$75/year
$100/year
$25 - $150/hour
$25 - $t00/hour
$25/4 hours plus deposit
$50/4 hours/holidays/plus
deposit
$ 5 - $ 40/field
$12 - $ 24/1.5 hours per
court
* Rental Deposits
* Picnic Game Items
(ex: Bullhorn, bingo, games, croquet,
horseshoes, volleyball, softball bases,
bats, etc.)
* Audio visual equipment (P.A., speakers,
cassette)
* Piano
$20 - $100
$ 8 - $ 10/day
15 - $ 75
10 per event + tuning
(approximately $60)
SPF. CL~L SERVICE
* Birthday Party Services (game packages)
* Keys (lost keys/replacing)
* Field Preparation
** Lights
** Carnival/Game Booths
* Special Event Consultant Fee (staff)
* Custodial Eee
I~T FK~q
$45 - $145
$20 - $ 40
$40 - $ 50/field
$ 3 - $ 8/hour
$.50- $ 5
$50/hour
$30 - $120/day
* Athletic Teams/Tournaments
Special Event Vending/Exhibitors
(Holiday Mart, G.A.L.A., etc.)
$50 - $80/field
rental/day
$40 - $50/field
preparation
$30 - $120/custodial fee
$50 - $1500
EI~CE~ P~AND~)MISSIONS
IN SEASON OFF SEASON
(Nov. 16-Apr. 30) (May 1-Nov, 15)
Beach Parking
Daily Fee
Resident Decal
Seasonal Reserve Annexation Area
Motel/Hotel Fee
Temporary Beach Parking Fee
(visitors of residents)
Special Program Workshop/
Concert Admission
General Admission to:
(Holiday Craft Workshop, Youth
Halloween Programs, Holidaymart,
Treasure Hunt, Band or Orchestra
Concerts, Theatre Performances)
* New Fees
** Increased Fee Range
$10/vehicle
$10/year
$2/per day/veh.
$5/vehicle
$50
$2/per day/veh
$7/4 consecutive weeks
FEE RANGE
$ 3 - $ 40
USER
REGULAR FEE SPECIAL REDUCED
** Youth Sports: Fitness
(ex: Flag football, Soccer, Cheer-
leading, Gymnastics, Twirling)
Adult Sports League
(ex: Softball, Volleyball, Senior
Men's Softball)
Adult Fitness & Dance
(ex: Aerobics, Ballet)
Youth Arts and Crafts
(ex: Tot Recreation, Creative Sprouts,
Kids Crafts)
** Adult Arts & Crafts $28
(ex: Calligraphy, Watercolor, Painting,
Theatrical Make-up)
Adult Craft Workshops/one time
$13 - $ 8o
$10 - $ 60
$28 - $375 $16 - $300
$15 ~ $ 4o $12 - $ 3o
$23 - $ 60 $18 - $ 49
- $ 60 $24 - $ 45
$ 7 - $ 15 $ 4 - $ 12
USER
-P~EGULAR ~'KE SPECIAL REDUCED
Youth Camps and Playgrounds
Racquet Center Memberships
Adult/Individual
Family
Junior (17 & Under)
Racquet Center Daily Fees
Adult (har-tru)
Adult (Composition)
Junior (17 & Under)
Light Fee
* Trips/Tours/Travel
(Same fee for all participants
since Boynton Beach facilities
are non being used)
$130 - $195
(plus field trips
fee)
$ 93 - $147
(plus field trips
fee)
$250 $140
$350 $225
$ 50 $ 25
$6/per person
$2/per person
$1/per person
$3/1.5 hours
$6/per person
$2/per person
Si/per person
$3/1.5 hours
Varies
(Actual cost of trip + 15%
administrative and promotion
charge = TRIP FEE)
* New Fees
** Increased Fee Range